Boston Side Events at TechCrunch: Fidelity, Women Tech Meetup & More
▼ Summary
– TechCrunch All Stage 2025 in Boston (July 13–19) features Side Events for networking, innovation showcases, and founder stories.
– Side Events are independently hosted, require separate registration, and do not grant access to the main TC All Stage conference.
– Events include founder panels, networking meetups, and discussions on topics like fundraising, AI ethics, and scaling startups.
– Some events target specific groups, such as women in tech or South Asian professionals, while others are open to the public.
– Attendees must register for each Side Event individually, with age restrictions (18+ or 21+) applying to certain venues.
Boston’s tech scene comes alive this July with an exciting roster of side events during TechCrunch All Stage 2025. From founder stories to women-led networking sessions, these gatherings offer unparalleled opportunities to connect, learn, and grow alongside industry leaders. While these events complement the main conference, each operates independently, providing unique experiences tailored to diverse interests within the tech community.
Startup founders won’t want to miss “Startup Confessions” on July 14, where entrepreneurs share raw, unfiltered lessons from their journeys. Hosted by Palm Venture Studios, this evening blends storytelling with networking, perfect for those navigating the highs and lows of building a business. Later that same day, Withum’s Tech Founders Fireside Chat dives into critical topics like equity structures and economic trends, offering actionable insights for scaling ventures.
July 15 highlights include the South Asian Collective, celebrating the contributions of South Asian professionals, and the Women Tech Meetup, focusing on fundraising strategies for female founders. Hosted by Techstars and Venture Lane, this event features panel discussions on overcoming industry challenges while fostering meaningful connections.
For early risers, July 16 kicks off with the Founders Breakfast, a chance to swap stories and strategies over coffee with peers. Later, the Breakthrough Summit showcases 10 startups that have completed Prepare 4 VC’s intensive program, highlighting their growth and next steps. Design enthusiasts can cap the evening at the Product Design Happy Hour, featuring insights from SolidWorks and Onshape co-founders.
AI takes center stage at the Æthos AI Salon, where experts debate responsible AI development, while Remotesome and Deel host a panel on scaling teams efficiently, a must for startups preparing for rapid growth.
Wrapping up the week, Northeastern University’s Women in Business event on July 17 explores how female founders can leverage academic partnerships for success.
Each event requires separate registration, and attendees should verify age restrictions, as some venues are 21+. Whether you’re seeking mentorship, investment opportunities, or simply inspiration, Boston’s side events promise a week of high-energy collaboration. Secure your spot early, these gatherings are designed to fuel innovation long after TechCrunch All Stage concludes.
(Source: TechCrunch)
